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Is money an obstacle in EPA’s M6 decision?
MICHELLE BATES
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Could money be a factor
in the delay of the Environmental Protection Agency
making a decision on the
final contract for the disposal of the millions of
pounds of M6 propellant
stored at Camp Minden?
In response to Thursday’s article on the EPA
update, questions were
raised regarding the reason
for delay in issuance of the
federal agency’s decision
on the disposal method.
Col. Pete Schneider, with
the Louisiana Military
Department, says it’s possible the holdup could be
related to money, but he
would not say definitively.
“I don’t know that, but
it’s
possible
because
they’re the bill payer,”
Schneider said. “I know
EPA is really close to sending us something, because
we’ve been talking to them
for the last couple of days.”
David Gray, director of
external affairs at EPA
Region 6, confirmed they
are wrapping up their
review and “finalizing our
response to LMD.”
“While the (Administra-
tive Order on Consent)
only requires us to act if we
disapprove, I expect that
we will respond to LMD
even if our action is to
affirm their recommendation,” he said.
The AOC still states the
method of choice is the
open tray burn, which
means it would have to be
amended – which means
signatures
would
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burglary
leads to
arrest
MICHELLE BATES
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Hillary’s
helpers
TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK
required by the EPA, LMD,
the Louisiana Department
of Environmental Quality
and the Department of the
Army.
“The LMD is ready to
sign for an alternate form
of disposal,” Schneider
said.
Gray was asked about
the EPA’s statement that
A national database has
once again helped law
enforcement put a man
behind bars.
Tervorious Q. Harris, 23,
of the 200 block of Miller
Street, was
arrested Monday, May 4, on
a warrant for
aggravated
burglary.
Bond was set
at $55,000.
Minden
Police Chief
HARRIS
Steve Cropper
says the national database
CODIS, or Combined DNA
Index System, helped link
Harris to a crime committed
in January.
The warrant stemmed
from a burglary on Gladney
Street. Cropper says the victim and his girlfriend had
returned to his residence,
and once they got inside,
they heard a noise, which
spooked the girlfriend, he
says. The victim walked
around to the back of the
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Byrd: Body camera fundraiser a success
MPD, WPSO can now outfit entire departments
MICHELLE BATES
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The Minden Police
Department and the Webster Parish Sheriff’s Office
can now afford to outfit
their patrol officers with
body cameras thanks to
the generosity of the Minden community.
Jack Byrd Jr., president
of MBL Bank, presented
Police Chief Steve Cropper
and Sheriff Gary Sexton
with checks for roughly
$11,000 each Thursday
towards the purchase of
body cameras.
“This is just another
example of the outstanding citizens we have in
Minden
and Webster
Parish,” Byrd said, “and
because of this, our law
enforcement
will
be
equipped with this for not
only the full understanding
of events, but as training
tools.”
He says 100 percent of
the roughly $22,000 raised
went to both departments.
“The sheriff’s office and
staff are very appreciative
for the efforts of Mr. Jack
Byrd in his endeavors to
launch a campaign to raise
monies for the purchase of
body cameras for our
enforcement officers,” Sexton said.
“We ordered 27 cameras
this morning (Thursday),”
Cropper said, “which will
supply every shift with
cameras. We ordered a
camera for the narcotics
division and a camera for
the investigative division.”
He says he ordered one
for those two divisions in
the event they have to
serve a search warrant it
will all be recorded. And he
says he’s just excited and
grateful to be able to offer
his officers this tool.
“For us to receive twice
as much as we expected, it
just amazed me,” Cropper
said. “Minden’s a giving
town, and we’re just excited about it.”
Byrd
says
around
Christmas, he talked to
both the chief and the
sheriff and asked them if
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AT The LiBRARy
Annual summer reading program kicks off in June
JORDAN WILSON
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The 2015 Webster Parish
Library summer reading
program is right around
the corner.
The program kicks off at
10 a.m., June 1, at the main
branch in Minden with
hotdogs, bounce house,
and "Super Hero Training
Academy."
This year's
theme for children is
"Every Hero has a Story,"
for teens "Unmasked" and
for adult participants
"Escape the Ordinary."
The goal of the program
is to encourage children to
read throughout the summer. The library accomplishes this by providing
prize incentives for reading milestones, interactive
activities, special guest
readers, art projects and
more.
"Children who read during the summer go back to
school with a better reading level than when they
left for the summer," Jennifer Heard, children's
coordinator, said. "It is
never a bad thing to
encourage reading."
"Art Attack," a one-hour
art lesson involving everything from oil pastels to
water colors, takes place at
10 a.m. Mondays for children ages 7 through 9, and
on Fridays for ages 10
through 12. Children are
encouraged to wear old
clothing. "Story Time" for
ages 3 and older at 10 a.m.
every Wednesday, excluding June 17, when a viewing of an animated super
hero movie will take place.
On June 24, Louisiana
author Lynda Deniger will
act as special guest reader
for ages 3 and up. All ages
are invited July 15 to see
magician and ventriloquist
David Gish perform.
The program is open to
all age groups and free of
charge.
Adult
events
include a book club, various crafting classes and a
genealogy class.
For a full calendar of
events visit www.pressherald.com. For more
information, contact Jennifer Heard at 318-3713080 ext. 116.
Jack Byrd Jr. presented checks to the Minden Police Department and the Webster Parish Sheriff's Office for the purchase of body cameras. Byrd says he felt the departments
needed an extra tool in their efforts to serve and protect citizens. Pictured above left are Mayor Tommy Davis, Byrd and Police Chief Steve Cropper. Above right are Captain
Robert Hayden, Sheriff Gary Sexton, Byrd and Deputy Eric Roby. Michelle Bates/Press-Herald
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they had the funds in their
budgets to purchase these
cameras. They both said
no. That’s when he says he
got the idea to begin raising money for them.
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house and noticed the
door was busted, and
when they got back inside,
Cropper says multiple
guns and two video gaming stations were missing.
“Apparently the suspect
cut himself while he was
inside the residence,”
Cropper said. “Officers
took samples of that dried
blood and turned it over to
the crime lab and the
crime lab made a match
through CODIS.”
CODIS is a national
database that blends
forensic evidence with
computer technology.
Cropper says when some-
“I thought it would be a
good idea to see what we
could do to support our
law enforcement,” he said.
“If you have the video, you
could use that video in
training classes on what to
do and what not to do in
situations.”
Cropper and Sexton say
these cameras are as much
one is arrested on a felony
and taken to Bayou
Dorcheat Correctional
Center, a mouth swab is
taken and that DNA is sent
to the crime lab, where it
is then entered into
CODIS. He also explained
the difference between
aggravated burglary and
simple burglary.
“If you break into my
house, and I have a gun
there and you pick it up,
you’ve armed yourself,” he
said. “If you go into my
house and steal a TV, then
it’s a burglary. By stealing a
gun, you’ve armed yourself, and that makes it
aggravated burglary.”
Harris admitted to the
burglary following his
arrest, Cropper says.
for their officers as they are
for the citizens.
Cropper says issues
could arise from them if
they get knocked off or
something happens.
“It’s not a cure-all,” he
said. “We actually purchased a camera to try, so
we already have one in use.
We had an incident this
weekend where they got a
call and when they got
there, there was a lot of
drug paraphernalia in the
residence.”
He says officers were
going to search the suspect, but he refused to
allow officers to see what
was in his pocket. When
the officer reached for the
suspect’s pocket, a struggle
ensued. During the struggle, the audio kicked off,
even though the video was
still very clear. He gave this
example to show that there
could still be some problems using the cameras,
but it is another tool in law
enforcement’s arsenal to
protect the officer as well
as the citizen.
“It’s not foolproof, but
to me, it says to the public
that we’re trying to do the
right thing,” Cropper said.
He says he feels the
public would feel more
comfortable
knowing
they’re protected by video.
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Synthetic pot leads to nationwide
spike in hospitalizations
A nATiOnWide epideMiC
DAVE COLLINS
Associated Press
HARTFORD, Conn. — A
huge nationwide spike in
hospitalizations
last
month caused by a class of
drugs often called "synthetic marijuana" illustrates the potency and
dangers of the chemicals
used to make them and the
shifty tactics authorities
believe manufacturers are
using to evade regulation.
Poison control centers
nationwide reported 359
cases in January of illnesses from synthetic cannabinoids, which mimic the
effects of the main psychoactive ingredient in
marijuana but can be far
more potent. There were
273 in February and 269 in
March. But the number
skyrocketed to just over
1,500 in April, according to
the American Association
of Poison Control Centers.
"This is the worst outbreak of drug abuse that
I've lived through," said Dr.
Steven Marcus, executive
director of the New Jersey
Poison Information and
Education System at the
New Jersey Medical School
at Rutgers University, who
has been monitoring the
recent spike. "It's almost as
if someone had made a
witches' brew of these
cannabinoids. This is not
just powerful marijuana.
This is really dangerous
stuff that has effects that
can be life-threatening."
A potential common
link in last month's spike is
a compound called MABCHMINACA, Marcus told
The Associated Press in an
interview. The compound
was found during tests of
synthetic marijuana seized
by police in several states
where people became ill,
he said.
All 50 states have
banned cannabinoids by
outlawing specific compounds since 2011, and a
federal law in 2012 added
certain cannabinoids to
the U.S. controlled substances list, according to
the National Conference of
State Legislatures.
MAB-CHMINACA is relatively new and hasn't
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money would be no obstacle in its
final decision, and reaffirmed that
statement was made.
“You are correct that the community was promised that money
would be no obstacle when it
came to choosing an alternative,”
Gray said in an email to the PressHerald. “I don’t know the details of
the state’s technical review process
of the vendor application…however, I can say that money has not
been banned in many
states or by the federal government. A similar compound, AB-CHMINACA,
emerged in the illicit drug
market last year and was
declared an illegal controlled substance in January under a temporary
order by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
The DEA says a major
problem has been chemical makers, including
many in Asia, slightly
changing chemical compounds so they're no
longer banned controlled
substances.
"It's hard to keep up
with
them,"
agency
spokeswoman
Barbara
Carreno said. "We're not
far behind, but they can
tweak a formula faster than
we can regulate it."
Synthetic
marijuana
usually is non-marijuana
plant material sprayed
with cannabinoids and
marketed under brand
names like Spice, K2 and
Scooby Snax. It emerged in
the U.S. around 2008 and
became readily available in
small retail outlets like
been an obstacle in our review of
the LMD recommendation to us.
“Through the Dialogue (Committee) – everyone recognized that
an alternative might need additional money as well as require a
modification to the AOC between
EPA, LMD, LDEQ and the Department of the Army,” he continued.
“As stated earlier letters to the
state, EPA remains committed to
both removing any barriers to
selecting an alternative remedy
and if it is determined that a modification to the AOC is necessary to
implement an alternative – to support LDEQ and LMD in doing so.”
Barbara R. Vella
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Barbara Vella was born in New York City and
lived in Manhattan’s famous Greenwich Village
for over 20 years. She received a Bachelor of Science degree from Columbia University and
worked in Rockefeller Plaza as a dental hygienist for many years. Her husband’s work took
them to many locations throughout the country. They lived in Michigan, South Carolina,
Canada, Illinois and finally moved to Minden in
the mid 80s. She continued to work with three
Minden dentists, namely Drs. Ussery, Moore,
and Brown.
Barbara was very active in St. Paul Catholic
Church and held many positions there. She has
been an officer in the Ladies Altar Society, the
Parish Council and helped as a volunteer in the
church office. She enjoyed her ministry as a lec-
convenience stores and
head shops, as well as on
the Internet, according to
the Office of National Drug
Control Policy.
It generally costs about
$30 per 3-gram package,
similar to marijuana. Many
brands list "not for consumption" on the small
packages in an apparent
attempt to avoid regulation, authorities say.
It became popular
because it was easy to buy,
people wrongly thought
was harmless and its
chemicals aren't detected
on standard drug tests, the
National Institute on Drug
Abuse says. But it can be
more potent than regular
marijuana and can cause
vomiting, seizures, hallucinations, elevated blood
pressure, loss of consciousness and death,
health officials say.
This week in the Willimantic, Connecticut, area,
about a dozen people
became ill and five were
hospitalized after taking
K2 believed to be laced
with the hallucinogen PCP,
police said. The five have
been discharged.
Willimantic
police
began receiving calls Monday morning of people
exhibiting
psychotic
behavior after smoking the
drug.
"We've seen people running
around
without
shirts, running down main
thoroughfares within the
city, asking for help," said
police Cpl. Stanley Parizo
Jr.
In New York City, there
were more than 120 emergency-room visits linked to
synthetic pot during a little
more than a week last
month, compared with an
average of two to three visits a day earlier this year,
according to the city
Health Department.
Overdoses last month
killed two people and sent
several others to the hospital in tiny Hancock County,
Mississippi; killed one person and sickened two others in Hampton, Virginia;
sent nearly 100 people to
the hospital in Alabama;
and resulted in more than
30 hospitalizations in New
Jersey. More than 100 over-
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tor, reading scripture to the congregation during Mass. She was a daily communicant and felt very close to
her Lord and Savior.
Barbara and her husband,
Vincent, celebrated their 57th
wedding anniversary on April
12. They have five children and
nine grandchildren. The children are, Steven (Lorraine) of
Toronto, Canada, David of Alabama, Maria (Vincent) of Indiana, Susan (Daniel) of Orillia,
Ontario and John of Pennsylvania. Her siblings are, Elizabeth
Fasciana of New Jersey, Joseph
(Maureen)
Cosenza
and
Michael (Joan) Cosenza of New
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York.
The word “eternity” is often
mentioned in obituaries. But do they really
understand it? What it means is that the just are
rewarded in heaven for their faithfulness and
the others go somewhere else indefinitely. In
this case, we believe that Barbara will enjoy perfect happiness in a young, healthy body and will
be with Jesus, her parents and other loved ones
for a hundred million centuries, and then some.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to
some of her favorite charities, namely Covenant
House of Chicago, Edmundite Missions of
Selma, Alabama and Red Cloud Indian School
of South Dakota.
Visitation will be from 4 until 8 p.m. at RoseNeath Funeral Home with Rosary at 6 p.m.,
Monday, May 11, 2015, and Mass will be celebrated at St. Paul Catholic Church at 10 a.m.,
Tuesday, May 12, 2015.
Barbara had planned to attend a ladies religious retreat later on. But when her Lord beckoned to her, she didn’t want to keep Him waiting.
dose cases have been
reported
in
Lincoln,
Nebraska, in the past few
weeks, with many users
ending up in emergency
rooms.
Health officials and
police believe "tweaked"
formulas may be responsible for the rash of hospitalizations.
Recent testing of synthetic marijuana seized by
police in New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Louisiana and
other states have turned
up a variety of substances,
with many samples testing
positive for MAB-CHMINACA, said Marcus, citing
reports by the DEA's
National Forensic Laboratory Information System,
which collects test results
from state and local forensic labs across the country.
Carreno said she could
not confirm or deny the
results, citing ongoing
criminal investigations.
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WELCOME TO THE WORLD
ENGAGEMENT
Reeves- Guillot
engaged to marry
On Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 3:03 p.m., newborn
Josephine Marie Carty was introduced to the world. At 6
lbs 7 oz and 19 3/4 inches, Josie is welcomed by her parents Hailey Parks and Tim Carty, her grandparents Jakki
and Dwayne Hatchet and Steve and Charlotte Carty, as
well as her great grandparents Dorothy and Jack Parks.
Josie was born in New Orleans at Touro Hospital.
Saturday, May 9
Around Town
Teresa Hilary Reeves of Heflin and Kendall
James Guillot of West Monroe are pleased to
announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
Teresa is the daughter of Danny and Tara
Reeves. She is the granddaughter of the late Noah
Leniod “Lee” Reeves of Heflin and the late Willie
Faye Greer of Minden. She is also the granddaughter of Richard and Agnes Hockgeiger of Mt.
Carmel, Illinois.
Teresa is a 2010 graduate of Lakeside High
School, as well as a 2014 graduate of Louisiana
Tech University with a degree in Early Childhood
Education. She recently finished employment as a
leadership development consultant for Kappa
Delta Sorority.
Kendall is the son of Kenneth and Michelle
Guillot of West Monroe. He is the grandson of Raymond and Louise Guillot, as well as James and
Terry Lewis, all of West Monroe.
Kendall is a 2009 West Monroe High School
graduate. In 2013, he graduated from Louisiana
Tech University with a degree in health informatics and information management. Recently he
obtained his masters degree in health administration at the University of Alabama. Kendall is an
experienced associate in health industries advisory at Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
The couple will marry at 6 p.m. on June 20 at
the Bridge Community Church in Ruston. Immediately following the ceremony there will be a
reception at Squire Creek Country Club.
gelist will be the Rev. Thomas Ridley of through Thursday and the Rev. Royal
St. Matthew Baptist Church of Ringgold.
Scott Jr. on Friday.
Full Deliverance Baptist Church’s Men’s
prayer breakfast will be at 7 a.m.
Monday, May 11 Friday, May 15
Monday, May 11 Wednesday, May 13
Jerusalem Baptist Church’s spring revival
services will be 7 p.m. nightly. Special
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church’s annual youth guests will be the Rev. George Rice on
revival will be 7 p.m. nightly. Guest evan- Monday, the Rev. Ray D. Jiles Tuesday
Sunday, May 17
Blue Run Baptist Church’s annual usher’s
program will be at 2:30 p.m. Special guest
will be New Light Baptist Church’s Rev.
Asby Glossom.
6 Friday, May 8, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Glenbrook athletic banquet
Left, Graham Lemoine reacts to a friendly joke by head tennis coach Wayne Orr. Middle, Jessica Mangrum and Clay Simonton were awarded the female and
male Jerry Brandon Awards as outstanding senior athletes. Right, Sam Marvin accepts the boys basketball MVP award from Glenbrook boys basketball
head coach and Athletic Director, Jeff Dalton. Press-Herald Photos/Blake Branch
B L A KE B R A N CH
[email protected]
Glenbrook
School
hosted its annual sports
banquet
Thursday
night, honoring their
student athletes for
their
tremendous
accomplishments
in
their respective sports
this school year.
First, swim coach
Jeannine Waites and
cross country coach
Jennifer Mosley shared
the stage.
Amanda McLemore
won the coaches award
and Elizabeth Stone
chosen
was
most
improved for the swim
team, while Amelia
Christy
and
Chase
Holley took home girl
and boy MVP awards for
cross country.
Then it was basketball’s turn, as Lady
Apache head coach
Rendi Dillard awarded
most improved player to
Kara Bryce, the coaches
award
to
Jessica
Mangrum and team
MVP
to
Carsin
Spurlock.
Boys head coach Jeff
Dalton then handed out
the varsity boys awards.
Cade Conterez and
Caden Copeland shared
the offensive player of
the year award, Garrett
Sanders
won
the
Sportsmanship award,
Joseph Windham was
voted most improved
and Sam Marvin took
home the boys MVP
award.
Then coach Jonathan
Hardy took the podium
to hand out softball and
baseball awards.
Alyssa Martin won
the offense award for
softball, followed by
Carsin Spurlock who
won outstanding defensive player. Jessica
Mangrum and Gracyn
Gorman
shared
the
Apache award.
Cameron
Mathews
took home the offensive
award in baseball, and
Austin Jones was awarded the defensive award.
Sharing the Apache
award for the baseball
team
were
Clay
Simonton and Spencer
White.
Next up was track and
field, coached this year
by Chris Norton.
Kara Bryce was the
high point winner as
well as field events
MVP for the varsity
girls. athlete of the year
in the running events
went to Amelia Christy.
For the boys, high
point winner was Hunter
Vaughn, followed by
distance runner of the
year Cade Clemons,
mid-distance runner of
the year Archer Moses,
thrower of the year
Austin Harris and overall athlete of the year
Tristan Dye.
For the football team,
Tristen Dye was defensive linemen of the year,
Austin Harris was offensive linemen of the year,
Austin Jones won the
defensive player of the
year and Caleb Wilson
was chosen offensive
player of the year.
Taking home the football team MVP award
was Clay Simonton.
Head tennis coach,
Wayne Orr shared some
reflections on this past
season, while proudly
announcing
Graham
Lemoine as North AA
State runner-up and
Catherine Willis as the
Overall AA State runnerup.
To
conclude
the
awards ceremony, Orr
shared the story of the
late Jerry Brandon, for
whom Glenbrook’s outstanding senior athlete
award is named after.
Taking
home
the
female Jerry Brandon
Award
was
Jessica
Mangrum, and receiving
the honor for the boys,
was Clay Simonton.
BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
Plenty of little league action on Thursday
Darlings
Blaze 11
Lions Club 0
Riley Robinson had
three singles to lead Blaze,
while Audrie Teutsch,
Addison Monk and Paiton
Levesque added base hits.
Claire Miles had a base
hit for Lions Club.
Dirt Divas 11
Kennon Krushers 7
Colby Hollis had two
doubles for the Divas, followed by Lainey Mercer,
Vivian Still, Isabella Vise,
Matti Fowler and Isabel
Sifuentez with hits.
Ah’lazia
Douglas,
Dakota Howard, Aubrey
Gorman and Serenity
Hartwell had hits for
Kennon.
Dixie Angels
Mark Dunn Tigers 3
Fuzion 2
Piper Stephens singled
twice to lead the Tigers,
while also striking out two
batters in the circle.
Allee Spigener tripled,
Jaden Dent doubled and
Gracie Green and Isis
Jackson had base hits.
Minden Athletic 5
Timberland 0
Sarah Margaret Mosley
had a base hit, Maci Tanner
had a double and Gabby
Salas tripled to lead Minden
Athletic.
Anna Claire Lemoine led
Timberland with a double.
Ella Floyd struck out five
batters for Minden Athletic.
Ponytails
Subway 6
Rangers 8
Bethani Jackson led the
Rangers with a double, followed by NuNu Franklin
and Daja Washington with
singles. Amelia Coleman
had six strikeouts pitching.
Holly Estes had two hits
to lead Subway, while
Reagan Lee and Emily
Watson had singles.
Gotshall 1
CWW Fire 2
Laney Taylor, Hannah
Mosley and Holli Payne all
tripled for CWW. Mosley
also had a monster game
from the circle, striking out
a whopping 14 batters on
her way to a no-hitter.
Taylor
Bumgardner
struck out seven batters for
Gotshall.
Dixie Belles
OWC 18
First United
Methodist 7
Haley Machen led OWC
with two triples and a single, followed by Karlee
Osbon with a triple and a
single. Halie Cross, Olivia
Osborne and Harlie Miller
added hits.
Erin Lee tripled for First
United, while Audrey
Plants, McKenna Edge and
Alexia McKenzie added
hits. Plants struck out eight
batters as well.
Coach Pitch
C.J. Consulting 10
Roma 3
Jacob Jefferson tripled,
Cole
Shirley doubled,
Adrian Galloway had two
big hits and Levi Hall,
Dakota Roberts, Ethan
Cox, Channing Rainey and
Isiah Love added base hits.
Peyton Houston homered for Roma, Bryson
Spencer doubled and
Brody Walker, Garrett
Adams
and
Preston
Blakely added hits.
Southern Stone 9
Here & Yonder 5
Cameryn Davis and
Hudson Glasscock led
Souther Stone with home
runs and hits, while Jarrett
Burt, Connor Bolton and
Remington Arender added
two hits each.
Aiden Fizer had two hits
and Landon Brewer had a
double and single to lead
Here & Yonder. Jordan
Ainsworth, Ty Erving,
Malachi West and Ke’Shun
Williams had base hits.
AA
Braves 4
Roughneck Rentals 1
Trevor Tharpe homered
for the Braves, followed
by Noah Redding and Eli
Campbell with doubles.
Carmello Smith, Peyton
Gray and Jesse Montoya
added base hits.
Douglas
Lazarus,
Brody Glover and Chris
Frazier had hits for
Roughneck.
Wrecking Crew 4
Alpha Energy 2
Levi Pope tripled and
doubled, Jack Price and
Braydon Winston doubled
and Grayson Gorum singled for Wrecking Crew.
Brayson Cummings,
Drake Lewis, Jake Glass
and Jon Jon Dick had hits
for Alpha.
AAA
Skeeter’s 3
Lions Club 18
Bryce Powell and
Chase Sentell blasted
home runs for Lions Club.
Brandon Winston tripled,
while Jake Wilkins added
a base hit.
Jase Pate tripled for
Skeeter’s. Pate also struck
out six batters on the
mound, while Brandon
Winston struck out seven
batters for Lions Club.
Alpha Energy 1
Alpha Railroad 11
Price Miller and Mason
Lewis had two hits each to
lead Alpha Railroad. Will
Davism Trey Yetman and
Seth Levesque added base
hits. Price Miller piched an
outstanding ballgame, sitting down 14 batters.
Jeremiah Allen, Shelby
Hinton and Gage Jellum
had hits for Alpha Energy,
and Bradley Dick struck
out six batters on the
mound.
Minden Athletic 13
Farm & Garden 2
Cooper Chase tripled
and Jackson Lott, Broox
Sevoir, Jacob Powell and
Cason Talley sigled for
Minden Athletic.
Cameron Hudson singled for Minden Farm &
Garden.
Regulators 3
Kirk’s Towing 15
Jacob Whitehead homered, Darrius Carter and
Brennan Benton doubled
and Jytren Willis added a
single.
Elliot Sheppard doubled for the Regulators.
Dixie Youth
Minden Athletic 6
MPC Bulldogs 3
De’Mareya
Howard
blasted a home run, Drake
Freeman doubled and
Jacob Corke and Blaine
Sparks
added
hits.
Freeman also struck out
seven batters on the
mound
for
Minden
Athletic.
M.P.C. was led by
Jonathan Parkerson with a
triple, Grady Brasher doubled and Ty Green had a
base hit. Parkerson pitched
a fine game as well, striking out 10 batters.
Braves 2
Rangers 2
Landon Hopkins tripled
and Jake Chumley and
Jaron Davis added base
hits to lead the Rangers.
Andrew Fegley and Trevor
Chachere pitched for the
Rangers and both came
through with eight strikeouts.
Connor Dunfey struck
out five batters for the
Braves
and
Grayson
Lamar sat down six.
Dixie Boys
Minden Elite 6
Town & Country 5
Treyton
Butler,
Brandon Scott, Hunter
Wilkes, Jerestin Baugh
and Andrian Perea all had
base hits for the Minden
Elite. Hunter Wilkes
pitched a good game for
Minden Elite, striking out
eight batters.
Cameron Barton doubled for Town & Country
and Nate Willis added a
base hit. Willis struck out
six batters to lead Town &
Country on the mound.
Friday, May 8, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald 7
LAKESIDE BASKETBALL
Teal signs with SAU
Minden Press-Herald and Minden Athletic
TEAM OF THE WEEK
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Congratulations to the Mayfield Plumbing Company Bulldogs. They are this week’s
MPH/Minden Athletic Team of the Week. The MPC Bulldogs compete in Dixie Youth
and are coached by Matt Mayfield and Ryan Brasher.
The Minden Press-Herald’s Team of the Week feature is brought to you every
other Friday by Minden Athletic Supply.
SIBLEY - Flanked by
numerous friends, family
members and faculty,
Jamarion Teal acheived his
dream on Thursday, as he
will continue his basketball
career on the college level
at Southern Arkansas
University.
As picture after picture
was snapped Teal was giving what is commonly
referred to as a soft smile
(showing no teeth).
Teal explained he doesn’t smile big for pictures,
but as the cameras kept
going off, and with a little
help from some of his peers,
Teal cracked a smile worthy
of a college scholarship.
“When I went and visited
the campus it seemed pretty
quiet and calm,” Teal said.
“Not too rowdy, so I can
focus on getting my degree.
The coaches told me the
main thing they’re going to
Press-Herald Photo/Blake Branch
is get my footwork together
and my ball-handling down
pat. It’s a perfect fit for me.”
Teal said at SAU he
plans to major in criminal
justice, with his ultimate
goal being a job in the FBI.
“I’m going to get my
bachelor’s and then if I
can’t go overseas and play
ball, I want to work on
criminal investigations.”
Lakeside
Principle
Johnny Rowland and head
basketball coach Jason
Gould spoke just before
Teal put ink to paper, praising him for his ability to listen to instruction, his char-
acter and of course, his outstanding athleticism that has
the Muleriders excited.
“I’ve been watching
Sibley/Lakeside basketball
for almost 40 years,”
Rowland
said.
“Trey
(Jamarion) is one of the
most explosive leapers, if
not the most explosive I
have seen in that time.”
As for Teal’s mother,
Evelyn Willis, she is excited
that her son will continue
his career close to home.
“I’m very, very proud of
him,” Willis said. “He’s a
good kid. I’ll be at every
game.”
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
Alex Rodriguez blasts No. 661 to pass Willie Mays
NEW YORK (AP) —
Alex Rodriguez passed
Willie Mays for fourth place
on the career homer list,
connecting for No. 661
Thursday night an at-bat
after he was robbed of the
milestone drive by a leaping
catch.
The New York Yankees
star hit a liner off
Baltimore's Chris Tillman
into a secure area just to the
left of Monument Park in
center field in the third
inning. A-Rod sent a soar-
ing shot in the first that
Delmon Young caught by
reaching over the top of the
wall in right field.
"Nobody will ever pass
Willie Mays," Rodriguez
said after the Yankees beat
the Orioles 4-3. "I talked
about him being my father's
favorite player. There's only
one Willie Mays. Not only
what he did on the field but
what he meant off the field.
He's a legend and he's also a
role model for all of us."
Next up for Rodriguez:
Babe Ruth at 714 home
runs.
The Yankees, who said
they will not pay a $6 million bonus after Rodriguez
matched the Say Hey Kid
on Friday in Boston, put a
message on the main
videoboard saying, "661
Home
Runs.
Alex
Rodriguez just surpassed
Willie Mays for sole possession of 4th place on baseball's all-time home runs
list."
The slugger pumped his
fist as he rounded first base,
and fans gave Rodriguez,
who didn't play last year
while serving a drug suspension, a standing ovation
as he was greeted warmly in
the dugout by his teammates.
"It's a lot of fun to be part
of," said Brett Gardner, who
pulled off Rodriguez's helmet. "I know there's a lot of
questions
surrounding
everything. Still, 661 home
runs is a lot."
Mark Teixeira stayed out
of the batter's box as the
cheers swelled. Rodriguez
was encouraged by the
Yankees to take a curtain
call, and he said he looked
to manager Joe Girardi for
reassurance that it was OK.
Then, ever so briefly, the
three-time AL MVP jumped
to the top step and thrust
both hands above his head.
"When you're productive
you re-earn their respect
and they pull for you,"
Girardi said of the fans.
Rodriguez, who turns 40
in July, moved into a tie for
fourth in the AL this season
with seven home runs.
The Yankees and A-Rod
have a marketing agreement
that calls for $6 million each
for up to five achievements,
payable within 15 days of
designation by the team.
But New York has said the
marketing possibilities were
ruined after Rodriguez
served his performanceenhancing drug penalty for
his involvement in the
Biogenesis scandal.
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Friday, May 8, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald 9
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SALE AT FINDERS
KEEPERS
723
Shreveport
Rd., Minden. Sat
May 9th 8am-2pm.
Vendors inside &
out.
EMPLOYMENT
CARING & COMPASSIONATE CNA’S
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NOW HIRING qualified servers, hostesses and food runners/ bussers.
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THE 26TH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT
is accepting applications for the posiof Secretary/
WANTED tion
Receptionist
for
INSURANCE IN- the Webster ParSPECTOR Insur- ish office located in
ance inspection Minden. Applicants
co seeking part must have two
time inspectors years’ experience
for the shreve- in a legal field, or
port/
bossier a paralegal certifiarea. Applicant cate may be submust have a stituted for the red e p e n d a b l e quired experience.
vehicle,
high Applicants
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sic
computer some
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knowledge. For knowledge. All apc o n s i d e r a t i o n , plicants must apply
please complete by May 25, 2015.
an
information Please submit your
form at the fol- resume to Ms. Melowing website: lissa W. Fox, Court
h t t p s : / / h o m e . Administrator, P. O.
eease.adp.com/ Box 310, Benton,
LA 71006. The 26th
Judicial
District
BOATS
Court is an Equal
FOR SALE 2008
EmNitro Z-6 115 HP Opportunity
ployer.
Merc.
$12,500
Firm.
318-265DRIVERS
0266
LAND
FOR
SALE
44 ACRES IN N.
WEBSTER PARISH
Timber/Minerals.
$2,500/acre. Call
Robert
Hilburn,
Agent at 464-4121
SERVICES
NEED LAWN CARE
Please
SERVICE?
call
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Man-
agement for free
quote!
Mowing,
edging, weed eating. 318-377-8169
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and/ or SSI?
Please CALL 318272-3312 ALWAYS
leave a message.
NO money up front
HUSBAND
362
SOMMERSBY
DR. 3 family sale.
Friday and Saturday May 8th & 9th.
Friday 6:30 - until, Saturday 6:30
- Noon. Rain or
shine. Something
for everyone.
802 MADISON AVE.
Lots of baby clothes
and miscellaneous
items.
BIG 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Friday
8th and Saturday
9th from 8-2 1004
Lewisville Rd. Lots
of boys and girls
baby items, household items, tools,
and lots of misc.
BIG SALE 1010
Brenda
Cr.
off
Pine St. Look for
pink signs. Friday 7-5 Saturday
7-3, House full, 55
Gal. fish tank, air
conditioner,
gas
dryer($35), Coffee
makers, computer
monitors, exercise
bike, printer, much
more
GARAGE
SALE
1107 Creole Drive,
Rosedale
Place
Subdivision in north
Bossier City. May 9
from 7am - 3pm.
LARGE
“JUSTMOVED-IN”
SALE
Friday and Saturday. 247 Woodard Dr., Minden in
Timberline
area
behind Walmart. 7
a.m. until. Riding
lawnmowers, cast
iron, baby stroller,
yard tools, large
print
Westerns,
old church pew,
kids clothes and
books, electronics,
metal windows, antiques, glassware,
small appliances,
old drawers from
a
pharmaceutical counter, and
a whole lot more!
Don’t miss this
one!!!
HOMES
FOR
SALE
FOR SALE BY OWNER 2br/2ba house
on Lake Bistineau.
Great starter home
or get away. Approximately 1 acre
with 110ft pier complete with electricity and water. Concrete boat launch,
fenced backyard,
stone
fireplace,
LOOKING
FOR screened deck and
QUALITY DRIVERS open deck, and 2
Hiring o.t.r tanker car garage. 318drivers
347-3099
Hazmat endorsement
T. W. I. C card. (
will hire without,
but must sign up for
LEGAL
NOTICE
within 30 days)
Minimum 2 years Webster
Parish
experience
has been awarded
Clean driving re- federal funds under
cord
the
Emergency
Sign on bonus: Food and Shelter
National
Board
$3,500
program.
Funds
Starting pay $.43
in
the
amount
cpm.
of
$15,426
Insurance;
401k; were
awarded
company supplied to
supplement
uniforms
emergency
food
shelter
800-949-3953 x 7 and
in
online qualitytrans- programs
Webster
Parish.
port. Net
In person 5500
commerce
drive,
bossier city, la
71111. 8 am to 5 pm
; mon - fr
FOR
SALE
FOR
2012 YAMAHA FZ6R
HIRE Home main- Sports bike. Black/
tenance jobs. Call Red, , 3500 miles,
condition
Charles
Stubbs perfect
call Brandon 318426-5425 or 377588-0256
8658
Under the terms
of the grant from
the
national
FEMA board, local
agencies chosen
to receive funds
must: 1) be nonprofits or units of
government;
2)
have an accounting
system; 3) practice
nondiscrimination;
4)
have
demonstrated the
capability to deliver
emergency
food
and/or
shelter
programs and, 5)
the East right of
way of Louisiana
Highway NO. 371;
thence run North 36
degrees 47 minutes
15 seconds West
150 feet along said
right of way to the
Point of Beginning,
together with all
improvements
thereon and all
rights
thereto
belonging,
said
tract
of
land
containing
0.35
acres, more or less,
property
situated
in the Parish of
Webster, State of
Which has the Louisiana.
address of 332 Art
Camp Road, Heflin, SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
Louisiana 71039.
SUPERIOR LIENS,
SOLD SUBJECT M O R T G A G E S
TO
ANY OR PRIVILEGES
SUPERIOR LIENS, THERETO.
S a i d
MORTGAGES
seized
OR PRIVILEGES property
is that of the
THERETO.
S a i d defendant and will
property
seized be sold to satisfy a
is that of the judgment rendered
defendant and will in our Honorable
be sold to satisfy a Court.
judgment rendered
in our Honorable GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and ExCourt.
Officio Auctioneer,
Parish,
GARY S. SEXTON Webster
Sheriff and Ex- Louisiana
Officio Auctioneer,
VaughanWebster
Parish, Linda
Deputy
Louisiana
West 260.00 feet to
a set 5/8 inch rod;
thence run North 87
degrees 30 minutes
00 seconds West
75.00 feet to an
existing 2 inch
iron pipe at an
existing chain link
fence corner post;
thence run North 15
degrees 00 minutes
00 seconds East
324.88 feet to the
Point of Beginning,
together with all
buildings
and
improvements
located thereon.
GARAGE
SALES
they must have a
voluntary
board.
Qualifying agencies
interested
in
applying
for
Emergency Food
and
Shelter
Program
funds
may pick up an
application
from
the
Webster
Parish Community
Services
office,
located at 208
Gleason
Street
in Minden.
The
deadline
for
applications to be
turned in is 4:00
p.m. May 18, 2015.
For
additional
information contact Linda
Mary
Whitaker Deputy
at
318-377-7022
April 24, 2015
May 1 & 8, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
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SHERIFFÕ S SALE
JP MORGAN
CHASE BANK
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Vaughan-
April 10, 2015
May 8, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
SHERIFFÕ S SALE
JP MORGAN
CHASE BANK NA
VS.
H I C K M A N ,
TRACY
ELLEN
&
HICKMAN,
D O N O V A N , BENJAMIN JAMES
SUSAN M AND
D O N O V A N
In
the
ROBERT S
Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
In
the Court of Webster
T w e n t y - S i x t h Parish, Louisiana,
Judicial
District No. CV70381.
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana, By virtue of a WRIT
No. CV73290.
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
By virtue of a WRIT of the Twenty-Sixth
OF SEIZURE AND Judicial
District
SALE issued out Court of Webster
of the Twenty-Sixth Parish, Louisiana,
Judicial
District in the above styled
Court of Webster and numbered suit
Parish, Louisiana, and to me directed,
in the above styled I have seized and
and numbered suit taken
into
my
and to me directed, possession
and
I have seized and will offer for sale
taken
into
my at public auction to
possession
and the last and highest
will offer for sale bidder for cash
at public auction to WITH the benefit
the last and highest of
appraisement
bidder for cash and according to
WITH the benefit law at the principal
of
appraisement front door of the
and according to Courthouse in the
law at the principal City of Minden,
front door of the Webster
Parish,
Courthouse in the Louisiana, on
City of Minden,
WEDNESDAY,
Webster
Parish,
May 13, 2015,
Louisiana, on
during the legal
WEDNESDAY,
sale hours, the
May 13, 2015,
following property,
during the legal to wit:
sale hours, the
following property, Begin
at
the
to wit:
intersection of the
East Right of Way of
A 0.50 acre, more Louisiana Highway
or less, tract of NO. 371 and the
land being part of North line of the
Government
Lot Northwest Quarter
Number 3, located of the Southeast
in the Southwest Quarter (NW/4 of
Quarter of Section SE/4), Section 25,
36, Township 17 Township 19 North,
North, Range 10 Range 10 West,
West,
Webster said point located
Parish, Louisiana, 324.4 feet East
more
particularly of the Northwest
described
as Corner
of
the
follows:
Northwest Quarter
of the Southeast
Begina
at
the Quarter (NW/4 of
Northwest Corner SE/4), said Section
of
Government 25; thence run
Lot Number 3, South 89 degrees
and run South 89 19 minutes 12
degrees 55 minutes seconds East 200
19 seconds East feet along a fence
208.70 feet to a to a set 5/8Ó iron
point in a canal rod; thence run
for the Point of South 13 degrees
Beginning; thence 20 minutes 57
run
South
41 seconds West 80
degrees 24 minutes feet to a set 5/8Ó
03 seconds East iron rod; thence run
87.91 feet to a South 66 degrees
point in said canal; 28 minutes 25
thence run South seconds
West
15 degrees 00 100 feet to a set
minutes 00 seconds 5/8Ó iron rod on
VS.
to-wit:
Northeast
Quarter
of
Northeast Quarter
and part of the
Southeast Quarter
of
Northeast
Quarter, Section 8,
Township 19 North,
Range 9 West;
and that part of the
Northwest Quarter
of
Northwest
Quarter lying West
of Martin Road and
part of Southwest
Quarter
of
Northwest Quarter,
Section 9, Township
19 North, Range
9 West, Webster
Parish Louisiana,
containing
81
acres, more or
less, as per deeds
recorded in Volume
9 page 247, and
Volume 17, page
29,
Conveyance
Records of Webster
Parish, Louisiana;
and all that part
of West Half of
Northeast Quarter
and all that part of
Northeast Quarter
of
Northwest
Quarter, Section 8,
Township 19 North,
Range 9 West,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana,
which
lies East of the L &
A Railway as shown
by deed recorded in
Volume 106, page
276, Conveyance
April 10, 2015
Records of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
May 8, 2015
66
Minden Press-Herald containing
_______________ acres, more or less;
SHERIFFÕ S SALE there being a total
of 147 acres, more
GIBSLAND
or less.
BANK & TRUST
LESS
AND
COMPANY
EXCEPT:
The
following 2 tracts of
VS.
land; (1) Begin at
RODNEY GLYNN a point where the
East right of way
TURNER
line of Louisiana &
In
the Arkansas Railway
T w e n t y - S i x t h intersects the North
Judicial
District line of Section 8,
Court of Webster Township 19 North,
Parish, Louisiana, Range 9 West,
Webster
Parish,
No. 74432.
Louisiana, thence
By virtue of a WRIT run East 3153.7
OF SEIZURE AND feet; thence South
SALE issued out 423 feet; thence
of the Twenty-Sixth East 626 feet to
Judicial
District West side of Martin
thence
Court of Webster Road;
Parish, Louisiana, South 24 degrees
in the above styled 29 minuted West
and numbered suit 627 feet; thence
and to me directed, South 5 degrees 22
I have seized and minutes West 122.5
taken
into
my feet; thence South
possession
and 72 degrees 50
will offer for sale minutes West 1782
at public auction to feet; thence South
the last and highest 84 degrees West
bidder for cash 993 feet to East line
WITH the benefit of the right of way
of
appraisement of the Louisiana &
and according to Arkansas Railway;
law at the principal thence North 24
front door of the degrees 30 minutes
Courthouse in the West along the East
City of Minden, right of way line of
Webster
Parish, said Louisiana &
Arkansas 1846.8
Louisiana, on
feet to the point
WEDNESDAY,
of
beginning,
May 13, 2015,
104.3
during the legal containing
sale hours, the acres, more or
(2) Begin
following property, less.
at Points where
to wit:
West right of way
TO THE SHERIFF line of Old Martin
intersects
OF
WEBSTER Road
P A R I S H , the North line of
G R E E T I N G S : Northwest Quarter
Northwest
You are hereby of
commanded
IN Quarter, Section 9,
THE NAME OF Township 19 North,
THE STATE OF Range 9 West,
Parish,
LOUISIANA
and Webster
the
Twenty-Sixth Louisiana, thence
Judicial
District run West 210 yards;
Court for the Parish thence South 141
of
Webster,
to yards to West right
seize and seel for of way line of said
cash, with benefit Old Martin Road;
of appraisement, to thence North 141
the highest bidder, yards to the point
beginning,
after legal delays of
and advertisement containing 6 acres,
according to law, more or less.
the
following
LEAVING:
What
property, to wit:
is said to be 36.97
A CERTAIN PIECE acres, more or less,
OR PORTION OF tract of land which
GROUND, together consists of that part
with all the buildings of the Southwest
of
the
and improvements Quarter
thereon,
and Northeast Quarter
all
the
rights, lying East of L & A
way,
privileges, Railway and a part
s e r v i t u d e s , of the East Half
advantages
and of the Northeawst
Section
a p p u r t e n a n c e s Quarter,
thereunto belonging 8, Also part of
or
in
anywise the West Half of
a p p e r t a i n i n g , Northwest Quarter,
situated
in
the Section 9, Township
PARISH
of 19 North, Range 9
Webster, STATE West, lying West of
OF
LOUISIANA, Martin Road.
10 Friday, May 8, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald
PUBLICÊ NOTICES
LESS
AND
EXCEPT: a 5.00
acre,
more
or
less, tract of land
located
in
the
Northwest Quarter
of the Northwest
Quarter (NW/4 of
NW/4), and the
Southwest Quarter
of the Northwest
Quarter (SW/4 of
NW/4)
sECTION
9, and also in the
Northeast Quarter
of the Northeast
Quarter
(NE/4
of NE/4) and the
Southeast Quarter
of the Northweast
Quarter (SE/4 of
NE/4), Section 8,
all in Township
19 North, Range
9 West, Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
more
particularly
described
as
follows:
Beging
at the Northwest
Corner
of
the
Southwest Quarter
of the Northwest
Quarter
said
Section 9, and run
South 80.66 feet,
to a point for the
Point of Beginning;
thence run North 79
degrees 19 minutes
16 seconds West
80.10 feet ot a point
only; thence run
North 90.70 feet
to an intersection
point being located
in a fence; thence
run along said
fence, North 73
degrees 31 minutes
31 seconds East
480.03 feet, said
fence line being
extended to the
centerline
of
Methodist
Camp
Road, to a set
railroad
spike,
thence run along
said centerline for
the next 4 calls,
all to set railroad
spikes; South 2
degrees 55 minutes
17 seconds West
116.72;
thence
South 2 degrees 12
minutes 26 seconds
West 68.38 feet;
thence South 0
degrees 11 minutes
08 seconds East
73.48 feet; thence
South 2 degrees
42 minutes 20
seconds East 89.98
feet; thence South 4
degrees 38 minutes
28 seconds East
124.83 feet to a
point in the road;
thence run North 79
degrees 19 minutes
16 seconds West
720.06 feet to the
Point of Beginning.
AND
A 1 acre, more
or less, tract of
land located in the
Southwest QUarter
of the Northwest
QUarter (SW/4 of
NW/4),
Section
9, Township 19
North, Range 9
West,
Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
more
particularly
described
as
follows:
Begin
at
the
Northwest corner
of the SW/4 of the
NW/4 said Section
9 and Run South
80.6 feet; thence
run
South
79
degrees 19 minutes
16 seconds East
276.74 feet to a
sel 5/8Ó iron rod
for
the
POINT
OF BEGINNING;
thence
continue
South 79 degrees
19 minutes 16
seconds
East
417.00 feet to a
set 5/8Ó iron rod;
thence run West
271.92 feet to a
set 5/8Ó iron rod;
thence North 1
degree 00 mintues
07 seconds East
67.77 feet to a
set 5/8Ó iron rod;
thence run North 88
degrees 44 minutes
27 seconds West
38.85 feet to an
existing
fence
corner post; thence
run South 1 degree
20 minutes 22
seconds
West
88.63 feet to a set
5/8Ó iron rod; thence
run West 104.06
feet to a set 5/8Ó
iron rod; thence run
VS.
NOrth 165.50 feet
to the POINT OF
SIDNEY R. SMITH
BEGINNING.
AND RAMANDA S.
SMITH
The improvements
thereon bear the
In
the
municipal number
814
Methodist T w e n t y - S i x t h
District
Camp
Road, Judicial
Webster Parish, Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
Louisiana.
No. 74352.
SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
defendant and will
be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered
in our Honorable
Court.
GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and ExOfficio Auctioneer,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana
Linda
Deputy
Vaughan-
April 10, 2015
May 8, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
SHERIFFÕ S SALE
AMERICAN
FINANCIAL
RESOURCES, INC
By virtue of a WRIT
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
of the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
in the above styled
and numbered suit
and to me directed,
I have seized and
taken
into
my
possession
and
will offer for sale
at public auction
to the last and
highest bidder for
cash
WITHOUT
the
benefit
of
appraisement and
according to law
at the principal
front door of the
Courthouse in the
City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
May 13, 2015,
during the legal
sale hours, the
following property,
to wit:
The South 80 feet
of LOT THIRTYFIVE (35) and the
North 60 feet of
LOT THIRTY-SIX
(36), PINE HILLS
SUBDIVISION
NO.
TW0
(2),
located
in
the
Southwest Quarter
of the Southeast
Quarter (SW/4 of
SE/4), Section 14,
Township 19 North,
Range 9 West,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, as per
plat thereof on file
and of record in
the Office of the
Clerk of Court of
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, in Map
Book 3, Page 36,
together with all
improvements
thereon and all
rights
thereon
belonging.
SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
defendant and will
be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered
in our Honorable
Court.
GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and ExOfficio Auctioneer,
Parish, WITH the benefit
of
appraisement
and according to
Linda
Vaughan- law at the principal
front door of the
Deputy
Courthouse in the
April 10, 2015
City of Minden,
May 8, 2015
Webster
Parish,
Minden Press-Herald Louisiana, on
_______________
WEDNESDAY,
SHERIFFÕ S SALE
June 10, 2015,
during the legal
BANK OF
sale hours, the
AMERICA
following property,
NATIONAL
to wit:
ASSOCIATION
LOT
NUMBER
VS.
EIGHT
(8),
CANEY
LAKE
WILLIAMS, VICKI S U B D I V I S I O N
AND
WILLIAMS, NUMBER
ONE
LARRY GLENN
(1),
a second
resubdivision
of
In
the part of LOTS TWO
T w e n t y - S i x t h through TWELVE
Judicial
District (2-12) of CANEY
Court of Webster LAKE
DRIVE
Parish, Louisiana, S U B D I V I S I O N ,
No. CV72012.
located
in
the
Southwest Quarter
By virtue of a WRIT (SW/4) of Section
OF SEIZURE AND 16, Township 19
SALE issued out North, Range 9
of the Twenty-Sixth West,
Webster
Judicial
District Parish, Louisiana,
Court of Webster as per map and
Parish, Louisiana, plat thereof on file
in the above styled and of record in the
and numbered suit office of the Clerk
and to me directed, of Court, Webster
I have seized and Parish, Louisiana,
taken
into
my together with all
possession
and and singular the
will offer for sale i m p r o v e m e n t s
at public auction to thereon and all
the last and highest rights
thereunto
bidder for cash belonging.
Webster
Louisiana
CRYPTOQUIPÊ
CROSSWORDÊ
SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
defendant and wil
be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered
in our Honorable
Court.
GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and ExOfficio Auctioneer
Webster
Parish
Louisiana
Linda
Deputy
Vaughan-
May 8, 2015
June 5, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
SHERIFFÕ S SALE
WELLS FARGO
BANK N A
VS.
RIDLEY, THOMAS
WAYNE
AKA
THOMAS
W
RIDLEY
A/K/A
THOMAS RIDLEY
AND
RIDLEY
CYNTHIA R. AKA
CYNTHIA RIDLEY
In
the
Twenty-Sixth
Friday, May 8, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald 11
PUBLICÊ NOTICESÊ CONT.
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
No. 73649
By virtue of a WRIT
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
of the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
in the above styled
and numbered suit
and to me directed,
I have seized and
taken
into
my
possession
and
will offer for sale
at public auction to
the last and highest
bidder for cash
WITH the benefit
of
appraisement
and according to
law at the principal
front door of the
Courthouse in the
City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
June 10, 2015,
during the legal
sale hours, the
following property,
to wit:
That certain piece
or
portion
of
ground,
together
with all the rights,
ways,
privileges,
servitudes,
appurtenances
and
advantages
thereunto,
being
Lots 8, 9, and 10
of Block 6 of South
Side Addition, City
of Minden, as per
map and plat of
record, Map Book
1, Page 40, Office of
the Clerk of Court,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana; less and
except a certain
portion of the above
described
lots
conveyed unto the
State of Louisiana
and the Department
of Highways in a
conveyance
filed
April 9, 1975, under
Registry Number
250754,
and
found Conveyance
Volume 446, Page
880, Office of the
Clerk of Court,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana.
SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
defendant and will
be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered
in our Honorable
Court.
GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and ExOfficio Auctioneer,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana
Linda
Deputy
Vaughan-
May 8, 2015
June 5, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
SHERIFFÕ S SALE
NATIONSTAR
MORTGAGE LLC
VS.
MILLS, DOREEN
AKA
DOREEN
MASCHO MILLS
AND
MILLS,
LEONARD
AKA
LEONARD
W.
MILLS
In
the
Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
No. 73089
By virtue of a WRIT
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
of the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
in the above styled
and numbered suit
and to me directed,
I have seized and
taken
into
my
possession
and
will offer for sale
at public auction to
the last and highest
bidder for cash
WITH the benefit
of
appraisement
and according to
law at the principal
front door of the
Courthouse in the
City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
June 10, 2015,
during the legal
sale hours, the
following property,
to wit:
A certain lot or
parcel of ground,
together with all
the buildings and
improvements
thereon,
and
all of the rights,
ways,
privileges,
servitudes,
appurtenances
and
advantages
thereunto belonging
or
in
anywise
appertaining,
situated
in
the
Parish of Webster,
State of Louisiana,
more fully described
as: beginning at the
Southwest corner
of the Southwest
Quarter
of
the
Southeast Quarter
of
Section
26,
Township 18 North,
Range 10 West,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana; run East
a distance of Three
Hundred
Twenty
Three (323Õ ) feet;
thence run NOrth a
distance of Twenty
(20Õ ) feet to the
Point of Beginning;
thence run East a
distance of One
Hundred
(100Õ )
feet; thence run
North a distance of
Two Hundred (200Õ )
feet; thence run
West a distance of
One Hundred (100Õ )
feet; thence run
South a distance of
Two Hundred (200Õ )
feet back to the
point of Beginning:
AND: A tract of
land described as:
beginning at the
Southwest Quarter
of the Southeast
Quarter of Section
28, Township 18
North, Range 10
West,
Webster
Parish, Louisiana;
run East a distance
of Three Hundred
Twenty Five (325Õ )
feet; thence run
North a distance of
Twenty (20Õ ) feet;
thence run East a
distance of One
Hundred (100Õ ) feet
to road; thence run
North along said
road a distance of
Two Hundred (200Õ )
feet to the Point of
Beginning of the
property
herein
being
described;
thence run West
a distance of One
Hundred
(100Õ )
feet; thence run
North One Hundred
Five (105Õ ) feet;
thence run East a
distance of One
Hundred
(100Õ )
feet; thence run
South a distance
of One Hundred
Five (105Õ ) feet
back to the Point
of Beginning; AND:
commence at the
Southwest corner
of the Southwest
Quarter
of
the
Southeast Quarter
of
Section
28,
Township 18 North,
Range 10 West,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana: run East
a distance of Four
Hundred
Forty
(440Õ ) feet to the
Southwest Corner
of a lot now owned
by Carroll R. Smith:
thence run North
along the West
line of the Carroll
R. Smith tract a
distance of Twenty
(20Õ ) feet to the
Point of Beginning
of the property
herein conveyed:
thence run North
along the West
line of the Carroll
R. Smith tract and
the West line of the
John E. LeVasseur
tract a distance
of One Hundred
Fifty (150Õ ) feet
more or less to the
Northwest corner
of the LeVasseur
tract; thence run
West a distance of
Fifteen (15Õ ) feet
to the East line of
a tract now owned
by Leonard W.
Mills and Doreen
Mascho
Mills;
thence run South
along the East
line of the tract
of
Leonard
W.
Mills and Doreen
Mascho Mills a
distance of One
Hundred Fifty (150Õ )
feet, more or less,
to the Southeast
corner of Leonard
W.
Mills
and
Doreen
Mascho
Mills lot; thence
run a distance of
Fifteen (15Õ ) feet
East; more or less,
back to the Point of
Beginning.
SOLD
SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
defendant and will
be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered
in our Honorable
Court.
GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and ExOfficio Auctioneer,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana
Linda
Deputy
Vaughan-
May 8, 2015
June 5, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
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